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Favorite Album of All-Time?

2004-01-20, 7:04 PM #41

DSettahr

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Currently, my favorite albums are all of the Global Underground albums that I own...

GU 004 - Paul Oakenfold live in Oslo
GU 007 - Paul Oakenfold @ New York City
GU 012 - Dave Seaman @ Buenos Aires
GU 016 - Dave Seamen @ Cape Town
GU 019 - John Digweed @ Los Angeles
GU 025 - Deep Dish @ Toronto

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2004-01-20, 7:05 PM #42

BurrBoy

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I really havn't started likeing music since not to long ago, therefore it is really hard to make a reasonable choice.

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2004-01-20, 8:26 PM #43

llibja

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It's almost impossible for me to pick just one. But if I absolutely had to, it would probably be something by Tool.

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2004-01-21, 5:27 AM #44

JKDomination

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Hmmmm, what should I say? There are far many good albums to choose, myself I am thinking is it an album of Led Zeppelin? Queen? Pink Floyd? Iron Maiden? The Beatles? Elvis?

There's too much choices, but after hard thinking and finally I have a favourite that is really close to my heart... an album that was underrated when it was released, and nowadays there is only one song that is remembered from the glory:

John Lennon - Imagine

Even though the other tracks may seem dull and boring, this album really has something that makes it my favourite of all time.

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